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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Symbol and meaning
Use of magic symbols in spirituality
Origin of magic symbols
Spiritual practices using magic symbols
How to access the center?
What symbol represents the soul and the universe?
What is the symbol of evolution?
What is the symbol of knowledge and spiritual awakening?
What is the symbol of spiritual rebirth?
What is the symbol of serenity and well-being?
What symbol represents Life?
What is the most protective symbol?
What is the most powerful symbol?
Spiritual symbols and tattoos: what do we think?
In conclusion
What is a symbol? What's the point? That's the subject I'd like to tackle here.
It's a subject I've tackled in many other articles, but here I'd like to get back to basics, to the essentials.
All major religions have their symbols. A world-famous example is the Christian cross, a symbol associated with the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on the cross.
In Buddhism, the best-known symbols are the conch shell, the parasol, the fish, the urn, the dharma wheel, the banner, the lotus, the knot, the Om.
Spiritual symbols are like guides. Each has its own symbolism.
The circle, wheel and mandala are symbols. Symbols don't exclude, they include, in the sense that they don't impose limits. The human mind will seek to understand symbols with the intellect, whereas it's with the heart that you'll get the best results.
Spiritual symbols are visual archetypes of the human soul, portals to mystical dimensions and sources of age-old wisdom. Since time immemorial, symbols have been used to represent the deepest aspects of human existence, capturing universal truths, spiritual aspirations and transcendent concepts.
In this exploration of spiritual symbols, we'll dive into an ocean of meaning and mystery, discovering their power to guide, inspire and transform our lives on physical, mental and spiritual levels.
The magic of symbols
The magic of symbols lies in their ability to transcend the boundaries of language and communicate complex and profound concepts through simple visual representations. Loaded with history, mythology and cultural significance, these symbols have the power to evoke emotions, stimulate the imagination and awaken spiritual awareness. By meditating on, drawing or wearing a symbol, we can invoke its energy and power to guide our thoughts, actions and aspirations. Whether in magical practices, spiritual rituals or simply in daily contemplation, symbols offer us a gateway to inner dimensions and universal truths, connecting us to an ancestral heritage and the timeless wisdom of humankind.
The key to magical symbols is at hand, within your grasp.
It's so intimate that the search for it may ultimately seem trivial, even to the point of taking away the desire to undertake it. In fact, we're often in the habit of looking for complexity when things are always very simple.
A legend tells us that when God had finished creating all things, He took the key to the One in His hand and said He would assign man the task of finding it. Wanting to make the search as thrilling as possible, He wanted to hide it very well, and went to consult His celestial advisors. They suggested the most unlikely hiding places; some even suggested hiding the key somewhere on the Moon. God thought long and hard, and then replied: "All these places seem excellent to me, but for my part, I'd rather put it in a place that's both near and far, where man would least think of looking So he went to hide it in the very heart of man.
It's this heart, the very center of man, that will be the focus of our journey today.
But before we set off on this marvelous journey, let's get back down to earth with the etymology and meaning of the symbol.
Symbol and meaning
Wikipedia defines a symbol as an object, image, written word, sound, even a living being, or a particular mark that represents something else by association, resemblance or convention.
Certain fields, notably scientific and technical, make extensive use of the concept of symbol, which designates a writing that represents an abstraction. This is how mathematics defines symbolic calculation. In philosophy and the human and social sciences, we tend to distinguish between a sign, which has a precise meaning - such as road signs, whose meaning is indicated in a regulatory text with the least possible ambiguity - and a symbol, which refers to a set of thoughts.
A symbol can be an object, an image, a recognizable shape possibly associated with a chromatic field, a word, a sound, a whole mark that represents something else by association, resemblance or convention. It can be a person, a "symbolic figure" of something, a formula for recognizing individuals belonging to a group, a gestural signal or a drawn or sculpted sign.
Symbols and signs should not be confused. Signs - emblems, for example - refer to a precise, conventional meaning, whereas symbols evoke, leaving open the possibility of various mental associations.
The meaning of the word symbol has varied greatly since its origin, for example:
The word "symbol" comes from the ancient Greek sumbolon, which derives from the verb sumballesthaï (from syn-, with, and -ballein, to throw) meaning "to put together ", "to bring one's share", "to compare".
Aristotle uses the metaphor "symbol" to designate a correspondence.
Heraclitus says of the Oracle of Delphi that it "says nothing and conceals nothing, but signifies"; Porphyry reports that Pythagoras taught "either by developing his thought or by using symbols".
At the beginning of the 20th century, a symbol is a concrete sign that evokes, through a natural relationship, something absent or impossible to perceive.
And what if, in the end, a symbol was a concrete sign that reveals a whole world to those who know how to open their eyes? The symbol as a tool and a link, a correspondence, to the living. Something universal, uni-vers-el.
In Hebrew, the word "El" has three meanings. Firstly, it can be translated as "God rescued" or "God's power". Secondly, it can mean "the mighty things of nature". Finally, it can be translated as "strength" or "power".
Uni-vers-God.
What if symbols could help you find the Divine within?
The use of magic symbols in spirituality
The origins of magic symbols
Magic symbols have a rich history dating back to the very beginnings of mankind.
Think back to the caves of prehistoric times, where men and women were already engraving motifs on ritual objects and cave paintings. Here we find the first examples of magical symbols. These symbols were often used in what we might associate today with shamanic practices, i.e. to invoke spirits, heal the sick or ensure success in hunting and gathering.
Then there's ancient Egypt, which is particularly famous for its complex magical symbols and protective amulets (scarab, Ankh cross etc.): from hieroglyphs to symbols associated with specific gods and goddesses. The Egyptian civilization used symbols in religious rituals, funeral practices and healing ceremonies.
The ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia also used magical symbols in their religious and ritual practices. These cultures left behind a rich heritage of magical and mystical symbols, including cylindrical seals and clay tablets inscribed with cuneiform symbols.
In ancient Greece, magical symbols were associated with divinities, heroes and mythological figures. The legacy of ancient Greece, like that of Egypt, is incredible. Runes and sigils have been found. These symbols were used in religious rituals, invocations and divinatory practices.
In Asia, particularly China, Japan and India, mandalas and yantras are used. These symbols are mainly used to meditate, invoke beneficial energies and symbolize aspects of the divine and the universe.
Generally speaking, in all esoteric and occult traditions, magic symbols are used in rituals and magical practices. Symbols are used to channel and summon certain energies and forces. Even today, symbols continue to be used in spiritual, esoteric and religious practices around the world. Their meaning and use may have evolved over time, but they remain powerful tools for exploring the sacred and manifesting intentions. And, I like to remind you, they are also, above all, mirrors of ourselves. They show us the way to our true being. That's why we love them so much and are so drawn to them!
Spiritual practices using magical symbols
The practice of spirituality is often accompanied by the use of magical symbols, which serve to channel energy, establish connections with the divine and facilitate inner transformation. These are points of concentration, visual or material representations, charged with meaning and power. Magical symbols play an important role in the practice of spirituality.
- Focus and meditation: As I said, magic symbols serve as focal points for meditation and spiritual rituals. They help to calm the mind and thoughts, and enable access to higher states of consciousness.
- Protection and balancing: You can use magic symbols to protect yourself from negative energies and harmful influences (e.g. using the Pentagram) and to balance the forces within you.
- Invocation and connection: Depending on your practice, you can use magic symbols to invoke specific deities, spirits or energies. This will facilitate your connection with the spiritual world.
- Amplifying intentions: When you focus your conscious attention on a specific magic symbol, you amplify your intentions.
- Divination and reading: If you practice tarot reading or rune interpretation, using magic symbols can intensify your work and offer insights into spiritual and personal issues.
- Transformation and healing: Magic symbols help you overcome challenges and evolve on a spiritual level. You can use them in your healing and transformation rituals.
However, you must be careful not to adopt extreme behaviors when approaching symbols: that of losing yourself in the world of forms (in materiality) and, conversely, that of seeking to flee it because you believe that spirituality can be found outside the world.
Your spirituality must be lived out in everyday life: in every gesture, every word, every thought. Use the world as an instrument to help you rediscover the point, the point where the All merges with the One.
The law of the world is movement, the law of the center is immobility.
Our life is a perpetual dance around the middle, the center. But be careful: everything in the world wants you to live outside the circle. Everything is done to prevent you from finding the center. When you live outside the circle, you're weak, you do what you're told without realizing it.
When you're at the center of yourself, you're strong, stable. You know what you should and shouldn't do. You know what you want and you set yourself in motion to achieve it.
How do you get to the center?
It's a vast question, and one that may take many lifetimes to answer, and above all, to experience.
Because, as you'll have realized, it's only through experience, through experimentation, that you can truly move towards the center.
Forget books, forget everything you think you know. If you don't live it all in your gut, what's really left? True knowledge is not something you learn, but something you experience.
The best way to stay in touch with your center is to remain aware of what's going on, to observe yourself consciously at all times.
Observe yourself when you give in to impatience, when you're bored, observe yourself when you get angry, when you're weary...
Your only objective must be the center.
To access the center and re-establish harmony within yourself, you can use various external means to leave your brain aside.
Classical or sacred music acts on the right hemisphere of the brain, which corresponds to the intuitive and emotional side. The aim is to distract and weary the intellect. In addition to music, this can be achieved by reciting mantras, praying from the heart or singing.
The right hemisphere can even be stimulated by the sense of smell, using incense for example. You can concentrate on a canvas or other support and burn incense to create an atmosphere conducive to letting go, meditation and refocusing. You leave all your worries behind. It's a moment just for you.
You could, for example, create a small altar at home with your favorite symbols, and when you feel the need, you sit down and burn incense to clear the negative energies around you.
Then you sit comfortably and contemplate your sacred geometry symbol. Observe it, let it permeate you. Little by little, you'll observe that a living link, conscious or unconscious, is created with your symbol.
Now we'll explore various questions you may have about symbols and their meanings. There is no single answer. For each question, we've selected the symbol we consider most evocative.
What symbol represents the soul and the universe?
The mandala is a powerful symbol that is often associated with the representation of the soul and the universe in many spiritual traditions, particularly Buddhism and Hinduism. Did you know that the word "mandala" means "circle" in Sanskrit? In fact, it's this circular shape that characterizes it.
Representation of the soul:
- The concentric structure of the mandala, with a center and outer circles, reflects the deep, multi-dimensional nature of the soul.
- Indeed, the center of the mandala is considered the starting point of creation, representing the primordial source of existence, often associated with the Higher Self or divine essence of each individual.
- And then, the outer circles of the mandala represent the layers of the ego and the different dimensions of human experience. So, by meditating on the different parts of the mandala, you can explore your being, and connect with your deepest spiritual essence.
Representing the universe:
- On a broader level, the mandala's circular structure evokes the idea of an infinite, interconnected cosmos. Although it appears to have a well-defined perimeter, the symbol continues to exist in more subtle spheres.
- The complex geometric patterns contained in mandalas often represent the cosmic forces and universal laws that govern the whole of creation.
- Mandalas are found in many traditions. This is because they are considered sacred diagrams that illustrate the harmonious relationship between man and the universe. They reflect the idea that everything in the universe is interconnected and interdependent.
Spiritual use :
- Mandalas promote concentration, harmonization and spiritual connection during meditation and contemplation.
- When you draw or color mandalas, you begin a process of spiritual and personal transformation, as mandalas enable you to explore your inner being and better understand your relationship with the universe.
- When used in sacred rituals and ceremonies to invoke beneficial energies and forces, they help cleanse the mind and create a sacred space.
What is the symbol of evolution?
The symbol often associated with evolution is the Tree of Life. The Tree of Life is a symbolic motif found in many cultures and traditions around the world. It's a symbol I find particularly inspiring. You'll understand why it's so rich in symbolism.
Symbolism of the Tree of Life:
The Tree of Life symbolizes growth, development and evolution, but also the human being. Yes, man is like a tree!
The tree's roots show us that man must be active in his will, he must be open, wide, deep and seek to stabilize himself in all directions, in everything that presents itself to him.
For the tree, the trunk is what unifies top and bottom, the place where sap flows. This trunk is often stable, powerful and upright.
The foliage represents thought, and the tree shows us that thought must be alive, conscious, nourished by the roots of the earth and carried by the trunk of the heart. Then thought can unite and make the high virtues alive and active. Through its foliage, we can see that the tree seeks to expand, just as it does with its roots.
The tree of life is a symbol of personal growth and spiritual fulfillment, due to its structure and development. Like man, the tree grows leaves, flowers and fruit, representing the cycle of life, but also the balance and harmony between all things in the universe.
Use in spiritual traditions:
- The tree of life is often considered a sacred symbol, as it is the link between the higher and the lower, the divine and the earthly, and is a model, a reference for understanding the mysteries of existence.
- It is often used in rituals that celebrate life, rituals of healing and transformation. It's a symbol that naturally invites us to meditate on our own personal growth and our connection with the cosmos.
What is the symbol of knowledge and spiritual awakening?
Who's thought of the Lotus Flower? And yes, this symbol is widely associated with knowledge and spiritual awakening. It also embodies concepts such as spiritual growth and enlightenment.
Lotus Flower symbolism:
The lotus flower is a plant that grows in muddy, murky waters, but always emerges pure and untouched. It reminds us that man too must rise above difficult conditions and grow to bloom and offer his best fragrance. In a way, it symbolizes the spiritual journey of each individual.
If you look at this flower, it grows from roots deeply embedded in the mud, then emerges on the surface of the water to blossom in the sunlight. This metamorphosis represents personal growth and spiritual transformation, where man must overcome challenges and adversities in order to achieve enlightenment.
The Lotus Flower is often associated with purity and beauty. You only have to look at it to understand why: its delicate petals and elegant shape evoke perfection and harmony. It shows us that we too must achieve this state of purity and clarity, this wisdom.
What's special about the Lotus Flower is that it opens every morning with sunrise and closes again at night. In a way, this symbolizes the cycle of awakening and rest. It shows us that we must have our hearts open to the sun to receive its warmth.
Use in spiritual traditions:
- If you meditate or practice yoga, you already know that it is a fabulous tool for concentration! In particular, it helps to improve mental clarity and promotes spiritual awakening.
- It's not for nothing that it's so often found in Buddhist and Hindu iconography. In particular, it is associated with the Buddha's enlightenment and the spiritual awakening of deities.
- And finally, it is considered a symbol of knowledge. The lotus flower is often associated with deities and spiritual figures who embody universal wisdom and understanding.
What is the symbol of spiritual rebirth?
The symbol often associated with spiritual rebirth is that of the "phoenix". What is the phoenix? Basically, it's a mythological creature depicted as a bird of fire that rises from the ashes after being consumed by flames. Hence the expression "rising from the ashes".
Phoenix symbolism:
The phoenix symbolizes the concept of rebirth and resurrection, since after being destroyed by fire, it is reborn from its own ashes. This symbolizes the soul's perpetual cycle of death and rebirth.
In the same way that the phoenix has this incredible ability to rise from the flames, it shows us that man has a capacity for transformation and metamorphosis, and that he can get through life's trials, difficulties and challenges.
The phoenix is often associated with immortality and eternity. This is easy to understand, since it is reborn indefinitely. Here, it shows us that the soul is indestructible and that life is a never-ending cyclical process.
And finally, fire, a purifying element in essence, is a predominant element. The death of the phoenix by fire and its rebirth symbolize the soul's purification process, where impurities are consumed to make way for purity and light.
Use in spiritual traditions:
- The first phoenix was the sacred Egyptian bird Benu. In Heliopolis, this majestic bird was the reincarnation of the sun god Ra. It was incredibly long-lived. In fact, it could live up to 500 years before being reincarnated.
- In contemporary spirituality, the phoenix is more often associated with personal transformation and spiritual rebirth. It is sometimes invoked in healing and purification rituals to promote the renewal of the soul.
- It is found in literature, art and popular culture, where it is often used as a metaphor for human resilience and the ability to overcome adversity.
What is the symbol of serenity and well-being?
Several symbols can be associated with serenity and well-being, but I've chosen to talk to you about Yin Yang. This well-known symbol comes from the Chinese philosophy of Taoism and represents harmony and balance between opposing but complementary forces.
Yin and Yang symbolism:
Also known as Ta Ki, the yin-yang symbol originated in China in the Taoist tradition, although its meaning has spread throughout the world.
Two identical shapes fit perfectly together in a circle. These shapes are formed by an S-shape that divides the circle. In the larger part of each shape is a dot. Sometimes, the shapes are drawn in opposite colors. The shape of yin and yang represents the interaction and interplay of opposing forces; yin represents the female element, the Moon, coldness and passivity; yang is the male element, the Sun, warmth and action.
The bindhus or dots inside the largest part of each shape borrow a color from its partner, signifying balance and harmony despite seemingly opposing forces.
Use in wellness practices:
- The yin and yang symbol is often used in energy and wellness practices such as yoga, tai chi and qi gong. It helps establish a connection and harmony between body, mind and soul.
- It is also found in practices such as acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine to balance the body's vital energies (qi) and improve health and well-being.
- When used for meditation and contemplation (by resting your eyes on your printed canvas, for example), it helps achieve a state of inner peace and tranquility of mind.
Lotus and Buddha are also often associated with serenity and well-being.
Use in spiritual practices:
- We love Zen images of Buddha . Don't hesitate to use them in your meditations, to regain inner calm and improve concentration. Zen effect guaranteed! Contemplate his image and you'll be able to calm your thoughts, your mind, and find some peace in this crazy world.
- If you have a statue, that's perfect too. You can place it in your sacred space, on your altar if you have one, or simply in your living room. The Buddha is such an inspiring symbol that it immediately generates an atmosphere of serenity and well-being.
What symbol represents Life?
The mandala is a universal symbol of sacred geometry that has existed since the creation of the world. Generally speaking, all the spiritual symbols you'll find in our store are connected to life and radiate positive vibrations. They accompany you on your path to awakening, to your spiritual quest and to healing.
In our article on symbols of life, you'll find all the answers to your question. We talk about the Flower of Life, the Tree of Life and the Seed of Life, as well as the Egyptian Cross or Ankh Cross (a powerful symbol of protection in ancient Egypt), the Triskel, water and the sun.
The Tree of Life
As mentioned above, the Tree of Life is a universally recognized symbol representing life in all its forms.
The Flower of Life
Another symbol of life is the famous Flower of Life. The design of the Flower of Life is deceptively simple. It consists of a series of interconnected circles spaced at regular intervals. As more circles are added, the pattern emerges. Despite the apparent simplicity of the design, it hides subtle complexities that have such profound meaning for some that they believe the Fleur de Vie represents the fundamental forms of time and space.
For many, the Flower of Life is a mysterious object that may well reveal the secrets of the Universe, as they believe it contains a record of information about all living things. The Fleur de Vie is used as a center for study and meditation.
The Seed of Life
The Seed of Life, meanwhile, is part of the construction of the larger geometric pattern of the Flower of Life. Its creation is simple, but the hidden meanings it contains are complex. Like the Fleur de Vie, it contains the circle, the vesica piscis and the points of the hexagon or six-pointed star.
The seven circles that form the symbol signify the six days of creation, and the central circle represents the seventh day of rest.
The Ankh Cross
And finally, let's talk about the famous Ankh Cross, the quintessential Egyptian symbol. Did you know that the ankh is a letter? More precisely, it's a hieroglyph meaning "life".
The ankh represents male and female genitalia, the Sun passing over the horizon and the union of Heaven and Earth.
Its resemblance to a key gives a clue to another meaning of this magical symbol. The Egyptians believed that the afterlife had as much meaning as the present, and that the ankh provided the key to the gates of death and to what lay beyond.
What is the most protective symbol?
We could mention the blue eye of protection, the Hamsa or Hand of Fatma, or the Metatron's Cube. However, one symbol considered particularly protective in many cultures is the pentacle, which is a pentagram surrounded by a circle. Often mistakenly associated with black magic, the pentacle has a deeper meaning than these modern associations. Here's why the pentacle is considered a powerful symbol of protection:
Pentacle symbolism:
Not only is the Pentacle, which is a Pentagram inscribed in a circle, a symbol of power, it is also a powerful symbol of protection against negative energies and evil influences.
Pythagoras considered 5 to be the number of Man, due to the division of the soul and body into five parts each. Moreover, the five points of the Pentagram represented the elements: earth, air, fire, water and psyche, or ether in Eastern tradition.
In Kabbalah, the Pentagram represents the five higher Sephiroth of the Tree of Life, whose qualities are justice, mercy, wisdom, understanding and transcendent splendor.
Use in spiritual practices:
- The pentacle is used in magical work, primarily as a tool of protection and power. During rituals, it can be traced on the ground to invoke divine protection and ward off negative energies.
- And today, many of you wear it as protective jewelry or amulets to ward off negative influences.
What's the most powerful symbol?
And yes, I know many of you are asking this question. So I'll try to answer it. My answer may not satisfy you, but it's my answer!
To say which is the "most powerful symbol" is something so subjective, because it depends on your beliefs, your perceptions etc....
But... having said that, some symbols are widely recognized for their power and meaning. We've condensed three of them into a very symbolic creation.
It's a Pentagram inscribed in a Hexagram and surrounded by an Ouroboros. This symbol is extremely powerful and full of profound meaning. Here's an analysis of each of its components:
Pentagram: powerful symbol of protection and balance of the 5 senses, traditionally representing the five elements: earth, air, fire, water and spirit.
Hexagram: also known as Solomon's Seal. It's an ancient symbol traditionally associated with unity, harmony and balance between opposing forces. In some mystical traditions, it represents the union of masculine and feminine aspects, of heaven and earth.
Ouroboros: the circle and the serpent are both powerful symbols with mystical significance, and they come together in the Ouroboros.
The constantly revolving snake, swallowing the tip of its own tail, most often forms the circular or oval shape of the Ouroboros.
Overall meaning:
The symbol as a whole is a complex fusion of powerful symbols. The pentagram within the hexagram represents the union and balance of the elements, while the surrounding Ouroboros symbolizes the eternal cycle of life, death and rebirth.
The whole symbol can be interpreted as representing the unity of all things, the harmony between opposing forces and the infinite power of creation and transformation. Our creation symbolizes the great Whole.
Power of the symbol:
Because of the complexity and depth of its components, this symbol is very powerful. It is charged with cosmic and archetypal energies that can influence consciousness and the subconscious, and can be used in spiritual, magical or meditative practices to invoke higher forces, balance energies and promote personal and spiritual growth.
Spiritual symbols and tattoos: what do we think?
Getting a tattoo is no trivial matter, as you'll be living forever with the vibration of the shape or symbol you've chosen.
It's all the more important to find out about the symbolism of each one beforehand. I recommend that you test the symbol on another medium on a daily basis, to see if its vibration and vibratory rate are right for you.
You can choose a universal symbol like the Flower of Life, but be aware that other, sometimes lesser-known esoteric symbols may be more suitable for you. Be bold and creative!
In conclusion
Whether you're a follower of the Metatron Cube, the Flower of Life, the Om or Fatma's hand, be honest with yourself in your choice of symbol. Make a conscious and enlightened choice, and don't follow fashion or other trends.
The symbol is a direct and privileged link with a higher intelligence, which must be part of your life. It is a gateway to the sacred world, providing almost direct and instant access to the luminous presence.
The growing interest in spiritual symbols and their increasingly frequent use in a wide variety of fields speaks for itself.
Clearly, we are living in an age when people are increasingly lost in the world of the periphery, leaving their souls unsatisfied.
Our wish is that your own inner mandala will start moving again!
I hope you've enjoyed this article. If you're looking for tools to work on yourself, but also to harmonize your inner self (literally and figuratively), you've come to the right place!
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Josee - 03/21/2024 20:02:17
Unalome, symbole et leurs significations
SANDRA LORENA - 04/10/2023 14:05:22
Gracias por tan valiosa información .
Paul F. Davis - 02/11/2023 19:25:29
Thank you for discussing this important topic as more than ever people are struggling with mental health issues, money problems, insecurity, anxiety, various fears, troubled relationship and some sadly are becoming prescription drug addicts as they try to numb and escape the emotional pain within. Meanwhile the unhealthy side effects of drug use are causing many premature deaths. We need the supernatural power of God Almighty more than ever to set the captives free, heal the hurting within and bring total transformation in people's lives. The supernatural power of God with prophetic insight to heal and empower humanity is readily available as I've experienced around the world. Let's join hearts in prayer to believe God to touch, save, change and transform our generation and lift us up to where we belong in Him. ~ Paul F. Davis